Distribution Center Manager

Start Date: 2009-01-01End Date: 2009-07-07

Distribution Center Manager, IAP Worldwide Services, US Embassy Annex, Baghdad Iraq As the DC Manager I provided planning and oversight responsibilities include the receipt of materials, discrepancy/damage deterioration reporting, material routing, inventory, control, shipping and storage of materials in excess of $900 million of class I-IV VII IX and X items in support of 15 Forward Operating Bases (FOB's). Send items to the FOB's using air (fixed wing and helo) and ground convoys. Provides work direction to warehouse workers who use a variety of equipment such as forklifts, hand trucks, pallet jacks cranes and trucks to move materials, parts assemblies and finished products or goods within the compound, office or warehouse. Responsible for updating reports for systems/projects where parts were received in; (DD250,2404,2407,3161,2062,1149, and ITAR forms). Develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s) for daily operations and in-processing new personnel. Use Maximo software for inventory/issue of equipment. Supervise, mentor and train 6 workers and five Local Nationals (LN’s).

Logistics Manager

Start Date: 2008-04-01End Date: 2008-12-09

In-country Logistics Project Lead for the CSO contract supporting the US Embassy, Managed the accountability, receiving and issue of over $90 million dollars (15 major projects) of equipment in multiple locations in Iraq. Responsible for the life cycle, cradle to grave systems; responsible for inventories both monthly and annual of stock and hand receipted items; responsible for ensuring that PBUSE is updated once equipment is delivered; responsible for turning in items to Defense Reutilization Marketing Office (DRMO) for reuse or destruction; working with DCMA to audit our account to account for our equipment from different funding sources; responsible for updating reports for systems/projects where parts were received in; (DD250,2404,2407,3161,2062,1149, and ITAR forms); responsible for the health and welfare and professional development of six logistics personnel and six Third Country Nationals (TCN’s).